Lorna Stephenson

If they can do it, we can too – cleaners get organised December 2012
Lorna Stephenson and Emma Hughes report on cleaners’ success organising against poverty pay

Care in crisis December 2012
Lorna Stephenson reports on how cuts are hitting elderly care – and what the newly privatised sector looks like

Able to fight: How disabled people are taking on the Tories August 2012
As the Paralympics open, disabled people are facing an onslaught of cuts. But as Lorna Stephenson discovers, disabled activists are a force to be reckoned with

Nothing to do, nowhere to go – how cuts hit kids May 2012
As the summer holidays approach, Lorna Stephenson investigates the impact of cuts on playschemes and youth centres

Jordan Valley: To exist is to resist May 2012
Lorna Stephenson reports on a grass-roots campaign group challenging the Israeli occupation in the Jordan Valley

Shack fightback: Bandile Mdlalose on Abahlali baseMjondolo December 2011
Bandile Mdlalose talks to Lorna Stephenson about Abahlali baseMjondolo, a radical poor people’s movement in South Africa

‘The government may have trampled over democracy but people will still be squatting’ December 2011
Lorna Stephenson and Emma Hughes meet SQUASH, the squatters’ action group who have been ignored in the anti-squatting media furore

Soaked in blood June 2011
Lorna Stephenson reviews The Devil’s Milk: a social history of rubber by John Tully

Surviving the royal wedding April 2011
Lorna Stephenson passes the sick bag as the press fills up with right royal rubbish

Cyber-activism February 2011
Lorna Stephenson explores the perks and pitfalls of virtual organising

New radicals November 2010
Lorna Stephenson looks at the US ‘Tea Party’ movement